Dodgers And Mets Make Major Offseason Moves Stay updated on MLB news with jersey changes, roster updates, and rule modifications for the upcoming season. Top News · Feb 8, 2025
Baseball enshrines four new members of Hall of Fame: ‘I’m just a ball player’ Adrian Beltré, Joe Mauer, Todd Helton and Jim Leyland have been inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame The Independent UK · Jul 21, 2024
Beltré, Helton, and Mauer Voted into Baseball Hall of Fame Todd Helton, Adrián Beltré, and Joe Mauer have been elected into the Baseball Hall of Fame, joining baseball's elite class of players. Read more here. Top News · Jan 24, 2024
Cubs, Craig Counsell considering best defensive position for Christopher Morel Counsell had high praise for the exciting young player at the winter meetings this week. Chicago Sun-Times · Dec 7, 2023
Managing “chemistry” a key for White Sox manager Pedro Grifol in second season “I‘ve reflected a ton,” Grifol said said. “There’s things that I feel I could have done better, and I will be better. We will be better.” Chicago Sun-Times · Dec 5, 2023
MLB Winter Meetings: Yankees Can’t Afford to Pass on a Juan Soto Deal The Padres need to reduce their payroll, and New York is a perfect destination for the outfielder. Plus, notes on the Mariners’ dump, Mookie Betts and more. Sports Illustrated · Dec 4, 2023
Former Cubs manager Lou Piniella falls one vote short of Hall of Fame selection Piniella was one of eight managers, executives and umpires on the Contemporary Baseball Era ballot Sunday. Jim Leyland was the only one voted in to the Hall of Fame Chicago Sun-Times · Dec 4, 2023
Jim Leyland elected to baseball's Hall of Fame, becomes 23rd manager in Cooperstown Jim Leyland, who led the Florida Marlins to a World Series title in 1997 and won 1,769 regular-season games over 22 seasons as an entertaining and at-times crusty big league manager, was elected to baseball’s Hall of Fame The Independent UK · Dec 4, 2023
Ron Cook: Resurrecting these Pirates won't be easy The Pirates went 57-104 in 1985. That was the summer of the Pittsburgh Drug Trials. Cocaine was sold and used in the team's clubhouse. The city was a national joke both on and off the field. It was the darkest moment in franchise history. Tribune News Service · Jul 19, 2023
Another bad night from Pirates’ bullpen spoils solid debut from Osvaldo Bido in loss to Cubs CHICAGO — No, Osvaldo Bido, they aren’t all this bad. The Pirates and their fans certainly hope not, anyway. Tribune News Service · Jun 15, 2023
Ron Cook: Terry Francona is riding high after 'one of the best managing jobs in the history of baseball' So what does the baseball world think of the job Terry Francona did managing the low-budget Cleveland Guardians to another American League Central division title and a wild-card matchup with the Tampa Bay Rays on Friday afternoon? Tribune News Service · Oct 6, 2022
Gene Collier: Boy, will Albert Pujols miss PNC Park PITTSBURGH — By next Sunday, if it hasn't already, the looming launch of the NFL season will have fully swallowed what remains of our baseball consciousness around here. Tribune News Service · Sep 4, 2022
Ron Cook: Mike Sullivan extension shows faith from new Penguins owners PITTSBURGH — I'm pretty lucky to be working in an amazing sports town. I have covered some incredible coaches and managers, including six Hall of Famers. Chuck Tanner might be the nicest man I ever met in sports. Herb Brooks was a fascinating character, as are Eddie Johnston, Michel Therrien… Tribune News Service · Sep 1, 2022
Joliet Slammers looking to win and entertain Both the franchise’s baseball and business sides know what they must do to succeed. Chicago Sun-Times · Aug 12, 2022
Tribune News Service · Jun 4, 2022 MLB: Galarraga call stands, commish says in response to Monmouth law students DETROIT — Time may heal most things, but it rarely changes the circumstances.
Tribune News Service · Jan 29, 2022 Carlos Monarrez: Why I disagree with Jim Leyland about Barry Bonds and the Baseball Hall of Fame DETROIT — One of the favorite memories of my career is of Jim Leyland, when he was the Detroit Tigers’ manager, conducting a morning interview in his office while lying on his couch, wearing a bathrobe and smoking a cigarette.